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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
Bez rozuaqi. Jeden polmed-

I~oWdIHySlWle Aioul Hh'il3 H"'Ayo
Iona talk powiedziut:
-Kiedy .ie tax cztowiek roz,
patrzy pc swiecie i widzi co
tn II. MIN nedzy ! zawodow =
to wtedy przychodzi do przekona-
MIA, 10 najlcpiej byfoby ma ten
SWAT sic ME rodzic. Ale COZ, kie-
DIV takie ~szczescie zaledwio ma
million Iudzi jednego spotyka!
Ia wiele przystugi. Pan przyj-
mujac stuzqcego zapytaf 60:
A czy tez bede m6gl sic
la ciebie s%pusciG?
Stuga odrzeki:
= o panic, TAX jak ma sieoie
samogo, wszedzie obiecuje pana
zastapic!
= No jezeli TAX odrzekf pom
- to Gle ME potrzebuje.
Straszna iona. Klerk W skle-
piku patrzac ga wychodzaca kobie-
ia, rzekt DO kupca:
- Co to jest PANE, he cd
czasu jak PAM Bambara poszfa "a
MAJ, co tydzien nova miotfe ku.
puje?
Kupiec westchnat i rzekf cicho::
Biodny maj, on to najwiecej
uczuje!
Rome pojecia. Gospodarz do
mu rzekt do wedrownego zebraka,
kt6ry 60 prosif o jafmuzne:
- Jekeli ME masz pieniedzy
ma podroz, tos %podrokowuG ME pc.
winien OTTO widzisz, ia take,
poniewaz ich mann "a mato, juz
przez rok caty W domu sicdze.
Zebrak mu odpowledziat:
A ia znow mann ich Ia
ms:{o ma to, abym W domu siedziat,
vice z przymusu podrozuie.
Nifty sen. iona obudziwszy
sic mad rancm rzekfa do me&a::
- Wiesz co moi kochany me-
ku,, mia}cm pred chwila sen, kto-
ry c%hcia}abym, ably sic s~prawdzif.
= Coz CT sic Snifo7
les raj sprawl move ubranie.
"A "a jake pienladze?
-Tego juz ME WIEN.
"A vice obroc sic ma drugi
box zabnij, a jak ci sic przysni,
zkad wziatem te p%ieniadze, to CT
sic mole i sen ~sprawdzi.
S1a6a giowa. L okator.
Panic gospodurzu, przykr"scia
music wyznnc panu, be z domu
%pahskiego sic wyprowadzam.
Gespo darz. | czemus to
panic?
L. GATOR. Mieszkam ma
,rzeciom pietrze, to jul dose wyso-
ko, u W dodatku pan mi kazdego
miesiaca coraz wy&sze komorne
~naznacz.sz; to jul ola mnie "a
wysoko i zaczynam tez clelpie6
ma xawrot W gtowie.
7rzy Gong. Pewien starszy
cztowiek powtarzaf nieraz mtod-
Sym, kiedy do ~matzenstwa sic
zab;eraii:
Chtopcy, gdy sic k%enicie,
wybierajcie sobie poczciwa Zone,
q gdyby tn umarlu, ME bierzcio
drugiei, a jut pc drugiei bron 30.
10, trzeciej, DO ramietajcie sobie,
ze pierwsza iona jest jake pies,
druga jak kot, a trzecia to juz
jak %szczur!
Gdy go pytano ola czego, TAX
mi odpowiedzla}:
= Sam ja tego doswiadczyfem
na sobie, vice rady drugim udzie-
lam. Pierwsza moJa nieboszczka
byfa dobra j fagodna - i jak
wierny pies, co to i "a uderzenie
navel SIG ME msci - przywlaza-
ma do mnie byfA al do smierci.
Druga, to JuA gdy Jakio PREY
kre stowo uslyszata odemnio, jak
kot dziki fakafa i srozyta sic ma
mnie. A kiedy sic ozenilem to
moja oA,atnia IONA, 5dy ma MIA
ruz ,ylko kiwnafem palcem, zabra-
ia sic re ~wszystkism i jak szczur
nciak{a y mnnn dnmn
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

Cheese bye KroIem?
Krol W tym kraju
Me W zwyczaju:
lynn w tel dobie
Gle ME zrobie.
Ale jcslis czfeku iysy
Czyli gotta masz iuz banie,
To wypeinie tive kaprysy,
WHO'S CT swieAy znow p%owstanie.
ia nam TAXA medycyne,
Co jak pnscisz ma nia Slime
! tenn p~otrzesz glove, brode,
Wnet urosna wtosy mtode.
Choc u Bismura =
Mech go ploruny.-
urosna cara
Gestc koituny.
M"jo cuda, mole ivory
Chwala ~wszyslkje profesory,
Po masG pi-za kr6Ic, dwory,
Adrcsnj ac
q. +. Story !.
100 h. Second STR ~, 8.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
ZBI0R
PieSni Narodowych.

Jest do nabycia w mocnej
oprawie. Coma "a jeden Exemplarz
wynosi $3.50
Zbior ten zawiera 100 %najulu
~biehszych piesni narodowych ma
cztery meskie glossy,
Wszelkie zumowienia powinny
bye nadsyianc golowka pod adre-
sem:
Il. Mattek Esq.
$40 Noble Str. CHZCA G. I'LL
Zdr0wie - Zdrast!
Wo}ai Piast,
Pijqc miod
U swych wrot.
W lego slad
Idzie rad
Polski syn,
Lecz ME miod,
Jeno pfyn
Jake drut,
,,Piwem" EVAN
Leje w dzban
u dzbana - chlust!-
gardia spust,
Plyn ma mfyn,
klinem klin....
Piwa moe
Dziafa wnet,
Skacze cz}ek,
Nogi - hoe!
POtem - Wi0!
Pc ca}y Gag
Dyrda do
BAY CITY
Brewing 60
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24

.genci ,,Wiarusa:"
Berlin Ws.
s. I. Chojnacki
Audenried, Pa.
Jan Goryca.
Gilman, Benton Co. Mo.
Wawrzyniec Wisniewski.
Baltimore, NJ d.
Felix's Brzoskowski. 2l5AnnStr.
South Bend, Ind.
Korpul V. 1919 S. Napier Str.
Calumet Mich.
L.. Wroblewski.
Mnto, ID. Z.
Jul. Wirkus.
Teodor Wysocki.
Ardoch, u, Z.
f. Galewskl.
Rniatowski, w
J6zef Blaszka.
Detroit, Mich.
JoZeflak. G. O.. l.. Auspach
26O Gratiot Av.
w A Madaj 7S9 St.AubienAve.
Duluth: Hmm.
Antoni Grala
2OO9-3rd Str, 20 Aye w.
Chicago III.
S. Budzbanowski
1855 Paulina str
Kajetan Pokrzyw;hski
731 w 18th Str.
M. Hadik, 81 Critterden Str.
Albert kowalski
700 Milwaukee Ave.
FIR. Giiyhski,
Isl Milwaukee Ave.
Teodor J. Wikaryasz
2s52-2S54 Archer Ave.
X. Olszewski = 1866 Archer Ave.
Il. Stan 546 Milwaukee Ave.
Grand Rapids, Mich,
Jan Napierala 1853. Davis Str,
Rlonia, Ws.
Sikorski.
Ellis, WIS.
Jan Wysocki.
Stevens Point, Wis.
Pawef Lukaszewicz
Wiktor Pogorzelski
G oster, M. Z.
NJ. Danielewski.
Arcadio, W7s.
F. Grossman.
J. X. Cysewski,
L. Wojczyk.
Independence, Ws.
Flip Wojczyk.
Dodge, p. o. Wls.
f. Brom.
A. Mondry.
l.. Rudnik.
South Chicago:
Wawrzyn Templin.
Boyington, F. O. Wis.
j. Zywicki.
st. Raul, HIM
Jozef Muca,
Wilno, MINI.
MARGIN A. Mazany.
Appletom, him..
Jan Jezewski.
Jersey City, ~ H.
FIR. Plewacki, 343 HendersonSt1
&hdmohiiu, Pa.
Franciszek Cimochowski.
Jan Wit
st. Louis, Mo.
v. Mazurek,
1910 North Sth Str.
Milwauhee, WIS.
Jan f. Berka Humbord Ave.
Andrzej Brzakafa
7O6-2nd Ave.
Fremont, Teas.
Jozef BartuIa.
Bryan, Teas.
Ludwik Dzieglewicz
(Louis Taylor.J
New Waverly, Tea.
Ignacy Ch!ebowski
Buffalo, ". Y.
Jan Zurek,
cor. Lovejo & Detroit Str.
Bay City, Mich.
Antoni Przybylinski l.. b. 80:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-11-24
Re Szlaska.
Robotuik Olesz, z,

Robotmik Olesz, zutrudniony
W we,ku Marta" W Katowicach,
przybyn sly do domu, wreczyf 10
ME otrzymany tax zwany ,forszus".
Mic wiadomo z jakiej przyczyny
IONA to pienIadzo zgubifa; MAJ
rozgniewany, W mniemaniu, re te-
mu winno jvj i.jailstwo, n~apoczaf
ki.jem okt.dac Zone TAX dfugo, al
ducha wyzioneia. Meta uwiezio-
no, y piecioro dzleci (naj ,tarsze
ii lat, nalmfodszc 9 mlcslccy) roz.
bawionu rodzicGw oddano W ople-
Ike obcym ludziom.
Aomoyniki, w tych dniach
KS. dzicknn Jakisz a~systcucvl
Iicznrgo dnchowiehstwa wprowu-
dzil " urzad nowcso |proboszcza
ks. E1wurua Iaruby
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
FRCUDE AID CARLYLE.

TO fhf razor or ne IFtOuhs
SIR: Much has been to the disclosures By Mr..
FroIde OF the private Tito OF tina, great man Carlyle.
It is saiSthat Mr. Froudo has deliberately shattered
the image which tho general public had formed OF the
character Carlyle BY depicting his many weaknesses
and petty characteristics, as n private Individual
But canddly what doos the charge amount to- That
we must slavishly adopt the injunction De mortuis
nil nisi bonum "-persst 10 keeping up the Illusion
that because 4 has attained great intellectual
power and literary dist notion. his character IA
WAC IA worthy OF emIiauoa and the highest respect.
No sr In ali Difference to genins and arge force oil
hsctci contend that tho world has had too many
great nen whov private lives arc a isroo anu libel
humanity. Sir. Froude has struck the keynote OF
the nineteenth and OF the twoutIeth century. that
roundness OF character not merely intellectual attain
neus not alone tho enoFgcs that 90 10 maze up dis-
tinction this test OF a man. worth to the world
tho and -ubst OF true greatness Ii has come
largely TO DO taken for granted that man must be
forgiven Tor private weaknesses ard even gross
urglecl OF the ordinary ovuities and kindnessc
OF lite and of true gon'ihty. If prroannoe Providence
ha- conferred upon hIn great powers O mlni and the
ability TO OVcrtop his isows.
Every nan owes to all with whom he comes IN con
tsct spirit al eon-detatlop and geniaiits God made
hts i-llow. weak he may no. we'll IA himself
Carlyle tho subor OF tho noted comment that his
own nation Was composed OF For.y millions of
people, most,y ioo's "a statement breathing tic
OF these very ioos whose lives summod up creator
u-cmlness than that OF tns grra Let tue great
aud tho ~ouibc great understand that thorc IL sno1
q iofco IN tho world the sp,rt OF gentlencss. and
tLat thcro yaster Csriyl-s acerbuy, what
ever the cause, las already lossened hs influence.
SoOrn. temper. fault-hndng. quiotly hnds It's
audiences vanishing bee iusc It L. u cheap AMI low
era 20 power, and u sense indicative OF superiority.
Nj. Froudr, II hs hs done naught ose Ia, dealt the
vanity and our-sdedness II prominent men u stag
gerng blow aud has tau hit them that 1t Is reprOach
10 uny man TO preach morally reiorm aud advance
mrnt, whilo the platform which he stsnis IA Dou,dy
and decayed with pn'ato spleen, nconsi loraton un-
kindness, Observation-Disclosures III the smallest "DETAILS OF
private hie great will, great intellect great
moral turned outward and inward rs
travosty on trio grcatDesa
Aud It, In the interest OF justice and tho happiness
OF tho vorfs many workers that OF the hollow
and sham OF so-caled greatness be presented 70
tor avoidance, aud Tor encouragement IN their
honest oGG 10 do their part the world To
MAX, lite worth living To ovory human being IN 1t.
Tins much Mr. Froudo has accOmpls hed ant tor tins
ho should DO honored. Yours respectfully,
j. ARTHUR BARRATT.
Ann l0r ben % INA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
Aee- ork, Dec. %, 1856.
A NATIONAL. TEMPLE OF ART.

To he razor Of rhe tribune
SIR Tho Rembrandt picture exhibition
at tho haus Art Cal cry IL. doubtless. one Of tho
grca triumphs OF human genius. aud every lover
will recognize tho obligation due TO tho cultnt-
ed gentleman who hi, transferred tEto this county.
While ntempi atng tho majestic pouoctons OF that
inIa alb picture. and the powor II VIII exercise In
tho oovation OF art In country. certain rolloo-
tons en- age tho mind
II Ia an undeniabIe fact that America Is last bo-
ns tho homo OF tho fno arts. Tho Increasing
veal OF tho United Stitcs along with tho aug
mcnLng loyo of art the part OF people,
T. eWo asurAnce that tho day IL not far dis
,ant when tho productions Of tho great mastors.
ancient ami modern. Will tako up their permanent
obodo among us In orer 20 facilitate tho attain
mcnt OF such & orous result thing seems 10 DO
OF paramount importance, TO wit: Tho construction
OF vast temple Ccdcatct exclusively TO art. directly
under tho control and caro- Of the General Govern
mcnt That tho city OF Washington by reason Of
s googr. phicai position. s political intellectual and
social Attributes the piaco best suited for Tho pur-
posse wll. on roliocton. b. contodcl Located on IN
emncnoo, overlooking tho numerous public buildings
Oh t.o tapt.i-in thm,olves ackno wlodgod works OF
art-it would become III tlaie alons with its marvel
Ious cortcnts. tho most attractive nnd wonderful
cdihto tic word. Within it, sacred walls no work
art b3r tuin tho hShc-t cadmpies oil genus
Should OF. admission. 10 which ond humorous
oyInmission couip vsoL Of t.io distinguished ma
sO..I ar,iss. Should DO apIomtod by Tho te'lciai
90. enu.nt That sm Structure, however onor-
NOUS iIs Irvpor'wns. w0uli rithuy hli up may ve
inerr,d iron suggestive met namely that for
Want OF such doLV,Ioiy Of art the splendid gal
lcr,s Of our wcanhy citilens Oh their uccouso aro
CONTINUALLY ~Ilnei To thu alictsuccrs hammer,
and either return " Europe become hidden frym
tho public oJ the oDscurity OF private dwellings.
There arc dOub los, thousands OF persOns who have
uIrri,X maiu, a".ut make their wills, who
ba\e been, and embarrassed ~ " suitable dis
posiliou Of u valuable canvas or maIbo, who would
hel themselves encouraged Uy the vIportunty If
In,
of Art Tho undersigned. Possessing un original
Dit tiro Of great merit, would gladly contribute his
mite to suoh ronnng and cnnoDiing enterprise
psrhaps tho Editor 1IiE Tribune esteeln tho
Ill 90, worthy Of tho ration, tulo t,o
OF q poruon OF HE columns ~ the realization OF y
prv oct which tho ontro country u alike Interested
| Bsp- York, Jan. b. 1857. Harry BEACH,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
A TyENPTED BURGLARY AND MURDER.

PiTTsBURG. JAN "a dispatch from Enon Vsioey.
Penn. says murder0us assault In connection with an
attempt burglarze the victims house occurred near
that village ut O'Clock last evening. At that hour Rob
cit McGeorge welknovn drover. who IL In the habit
OF keeping large Of money Oh his premises LEFT his
milk his In adjacent yard Immediately
alter which party Of three masked and disguised
entered the house with drawn revolvers and with u
threat Instantly Kill Mrs Mceorre and her two chill
dren restrained them from making an outcy. Mcieorso
-eutered house tune 10 prevent search by tho
robbers. who seeing him opened fire. He retfeaod
but not rapidly enough receiving Two Shots one bullet
penetrating his mouth and issuing from point ueai tho
lett and tie other lodging Ia The unfortunate man
breast The wouldbe nnrdereIs then let the prenses
hcGeorge dangerously wounded but In still alive Tho
authorities AT notified, and making every
eiort 10 discover the guilty parties
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
now NETWORK MADE 0AARLESr0N'S CHRIST

From The CAavlestoa Nscs and Courier.
One OF the ploasanest Incidents OF Ihiislu'As boy u.
Chrl.lou WAS the distribution OF Ss3O when w sem
hare o the sp-cal purpose giving To those WHO uao
suffered by the great earthquakes some uhWo'ca
or article OF uecossy that would help 10 mako the us VI
DAY memorable 10 tloin ,,oo - ,,r nr
Whtelaw Reid, or ItiE SEw-ioRk TRIBUNE, peis .uo
balance OF general collec Tor the relief iuni IL was
sr,,..i, t1 MIR Wholaw itod that this could DO wen
aIicd TO Christmas purposes. and lac promptly rephea
tint he WAS satisfied that sich dlslriputiOh rs ws i
Gated would meet with the full appreciation Oh tho con-
trlbntOrs .- -, -, ,,r xor,norn
Tnc remainder OF the Christmas gift OF our NotherS
a.ntn tIais raIis from Mrs William u WnithS), Va
ton D. e. tho Wife ot Secretary mnitloy. Inuo.
leItor announcing the generous gt MIS- whitney e
.wAsuIs0roS ID. C.. Dec. 20. 1885
DEAR | 80 Impressed WIN you osau's
f,,l hnrlestou last SPRING when spent Two cnaImn6
a. fn, that rae OF the destruction anu suhcr-
49,, 90, ave passed tnrough has been very vivid I'd una
cannot do much ard nrlping 10 rebuild your MS
Sr feel that many ititu OF suffering that puoiio
charity must daily under your uoce;
ara be- the tnclosed 300 for me IA naor-
ing little Christmas AID where you think II VIII pc oss
grateful helpful Believe me- most cordially yoats
FLORA PAYNE whIrAkf
Much that was accomplished cannot 90 ao.
scrbed aud Is known only ~ those whose hearts ~
gla,luneu and 10 tho pO0d God who loves US AZ ,a.
what Dlssful world this would be, Al wno .,, sho
means were thoughtful tnose VINO nave oai.e
sunshine Ut sympathy and help INTO % h , s ..ir~
homes in this stricken city-and II tney "lo
au ready ~ ave could always secure . ~
luus n nd syupaIheuc ~ tioso wnpA sNo 'A''
the suffering o.n always mud In ChafiosV"n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
YALE ROATMEY TRAINIyG ~ 4 TANK.

NEw-HAygs. Jan tSpeeiab.-A now era has opened
I'm boating affairs mt Yale Hitherto tho havo nod
during tho winter months hydraulic machines IL has
always felt that considerable tmo has been lost
each spring In changing from these stationary maohne,
to the shells tank sixty feet ofg by thirty feet wide
and three feet deep has boen constructed which Is ned
with water An eightoarcd barge has been placed Ia tho
Of tho tank and by this 1t Is thought that
will derive every benefit that could be had from
rowing In the harbor save that they will bs abo
measure their speed since tina boat rcuas stationary
The promising for the ~ 1887
son. HardeDburg Hurd GILL cross aud Harrington OF the
junior class middrhrOok and Burt OF the senior css
buchanan. Woodruff. CorbiD. GIL and Wells. OF tho
sophomore olnss James 90; Carter. sS Stewart. ~
Percy Bolton OF 80. Sheffield, OF the beat single
sulers In the country IA coaching tho crew. using the
Bob Cook stroke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
ToBOGGANING ON ORANGE MOUNTAIN
THE ESSEX COUNTY CLUE OPENS IT'S NEW SLIDE
MERRY OCCASION

THE ESSEN COUNTY CLUE tFENS iIS M"
MERRY OCCASION.
The Essex County TOboggan Club opened Its new
slide Saturday There was a brilliant gathering oil
members and their inends and the new slide proved
great success The club nov hss slidos eide by
side on the slope OF Orange Mountrin. Tho distance
from the top 10 the straw covered spot where the
tobocgans are fired out OF the like balls from
a cannon. is a little over 900 feet. and the merry
parties went rafting down In space oil
time that seemed almost too short for measurement
II was pretty scel in the bright moonlight aud fes
Of those who vsntured on the smooth ice oil the
slides, wen; away without making descent ai'e'
descent Cola Yes, fIon zero IL see med TO
those no stood and looked but tho-e who walked
the sawdust path TO como dowo IKE the w'nd ieit
their blood TN lie and soon forgot ABOUT tne veg res
oil he mercury. The ii umInatOD OF The s1d- piOduced
chaIniLg effect. Three lines OF lights stretched from
tho bottom 10 tne too; coored lights we're Gnihed on
the upper PLATFORM and huge bonhrs biazea on one
side. From the lower tnd the sllue looAeu IKE an
Illuminated waterfall.
Mr. Teal the presineDt OF the club formally opened
the slide ut little after O'Clock. AT the same
t NE Mr.. Sage took VartJ down on the Old sido
The resulted III Lraw, but both sides claimed
'lo victory. Ouer followed. 10 th club house.
Lear the bottom OF the slide, the tobOgguners col
lccted from time tiuIe to thor toes before
going out again on the mountain ode. The gay
costumes OF the men-red aud blue flannel, WITH a
specie of head dress that looked tor ali the world Ike
IA night oap-and the suIs OF pure bite hannei which
many OF tue ladies wore. made scone which would
have given stranger the Impression that he had
ialirn al q masquerade ball at u, height 80
Among those who rnioyed the apOrI were Oliver
sumner eaIi. Dir. aud Mrs. Johu Firth Mr. and Mrs.
! c. a Minturn, r. s. Minturn. Randolph Appleton,
Charles A. Mum. L. p. Tbebaud. Charles Lrsher,
Herbert Weeks, ". Sage. MISS Lawrouoe Mlss De
Wolfe, Mr.. and Nj 8. Vanderbilt iader MIR. and Mrs.
Frank U'KeiIly Mr. and Mrs. 4. Coles, Nj. aud Mrs
:. Campbell, d. w. 1li,nghast, r. Tilnngha't, the
Misses flllinghast L. EamOn.. MIR. and Mra G.uid.
Mr.. tenly, Miss owazey. the Mlsses Grady Miss De
Forrest. MIR and Mrs james X. riten and rty from
Shortbl Is, Dr. Valentine Mott Robert Glover, Free
hoIuer Z ward Hine c. 3. Milliken, IL. II. Snow,
W. s. Furmau. the Rev DIR. Post and Mr. and Mira.
Inhu HHck
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
STATE OF TIE COAL TRADE

A prrUMINOUs PoOL-PRoDABLH INCREASE IN TIE
PRICE or ANTHRACITE.
PauIADELP,iIA, Jan. 9-Ibe producers OF bituminous
coal who lind the Eastern seaboard state that
the formation Of pool go into effect April which
will undoubtedly agreed upon tomorrow. will insure
an average advance OF ny cents ton for their product
tn the ensuing year. because OF this many OF the larger
companies ado sacrifices IN accepting percentages The
railroad transporting the GOAL are well pleased
as they will get tolls and their earnings will show
large increase that account
With the opening OF spring there will begin an unusual
activity IN the building OF industrial establishments
fhr.,up the state IN the youing Valley large
number OF building sites have been selected upon when
difieIebt kinds viii Ue located. These
wl all smaller VI anthracite WHICH owing
Is cenI. ton the part Of the state, where
natural gas and coke ale cLeap large number OF sites
Tor the 10, alton plants have siso Teen selected
THE iaid la the shipments Of bltuinnos conl
and cs,ern isoad rc,narkcd ~ the bituminoas
duccrs These shpncnts tegan IN 1880 when tee were
oniy IO5 800 tons shipped In 1856 the shipments
reached 600 winch was an Increase OIL 40 per
maj prior to $50 tue production OF Virginia
connSrd to . comparatively uiAitsd area IL mas MADE
wonderful progress. . -.
Abe among anthracite shippers and prodno
era he,v tLat Ut meeting Ut the anthracite
agents In Nov York tho prices Of this fuel VIII DC IN
creased vn average fully nstecn cents ton Ihe
demand for tho msnufscturere szes. both large and
smsu, 10 beyond the capaey { produrton An suort
fos Demxud for suthrscits good frUm AL points TO
Which shipments are madc from tlis point
boms sllght reaction from tnc rrpd advance IN the
those nov prevailing expected lAter On The rsi
fd companies that they ere wen booked up on
1pnfsactS V chip irvn Sad stest ralA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-01-10
TALKS WITH BASEBALL MEN.
THE MErRoPoLIriN CLUBS PROSPECTS.

PRESIDENT YOUNG's PREDICTIoNS-JOHN b. DAY
on THE NEw-YORK CLUB FOR NEXT SEASON
waiter W. watrous managing director OF the metropolitan
Club says;
Warrington the other Day and spent gS5y
ant Nick has q charming wife and I'VE tne vonngs,era ua
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from What We Know the +.
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himself speaking Denver have jus. received S S.,I
The rr rt'S the Ss;, man tina,
fine 5ass Tnnner can coach with any one. H.. hitting Is
immense Neill Is young catcher and Win me na w
dSsss ' he hit aud good
hi. agreeable TO NY friend s"s also sny ns
nd wonderful work have aiso heart
as %% rs sse s the H. S'ss las,
the ' Sesi man Sehnd the bat IN the He
hit the ball and IL good base runner III ,d @ o;
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that are we'll thought aud they will make ma"
S litter sma good ps ees have now under
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Mae dong Wise f .a IN o se' n be- OF great ben.nt
notice Williams has secured Mexican, Of ROCHESTER for
he club lust look 10T
see il am right when heis great pl y.r told
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Yes ike the rev rules respect. butonc think u
mistake away the nigh and low ball The people
a go no a sSf no ad be hurt much By The
y per sHni q ha1T s In. ao up strong team for
season and has everv reason gooi place IN the
Billy ought 10 snecrel he MARI "o' e. s M bs
playing of luck for the last e~ years
N T. Young president National League who was in
recently. said;
Tne ouook 81 fiom my point Of yiew far brighter
ta at any time ne history 9" our ana G be
bids lar 10 be more closely con,
ar"ns ' Gs re To- witness conest r"a
League is to be consianlaod upon te arqu in Of '
regards payna strcngh and management Our home club
IT the season Of SO AM t MI one two
Ing of son.
John b Day. OF the New.York club SAID
some people think that all baseball MANAGERS
have 10 v player 10 90 ami got
him Money will do almost anything but II Will not always
buy baseball players the TACT that would De
cOud Denny the tilrd base
man am afraid viii not get him. however NJ least FOR
the coming season The Louis cub canboL oil course
Denny and besides Denny appears 70 want Ia
play LOUIS Al present II looks ar Danei RICHARDSON
Who acted general substitute the club last yrar YOU
have to thir bisc He Ia Valuat man
An will cover the position well shall make every eHmt
possible 10 lurD- the Cd Newark thru basemaI bnt
lie he preiris Ia PLAY win the bat
more club and suppose that II he determined to play
Their do The Arbitration ommlitee removed Tue
placed upon him. aud this allows hun ~ sign WIN
amy club be oLoDses Iler January 10